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This document provides an overview of programming for Android applications. It includes links to resources for Android development and discusses key concepts like classes, objects, inheritance, activities and layouts. The document demonstrates how to set up an Eclipse project for Android development and access widgets from Java code. It encourages extending sample projects and notes that documentation is an important resource.
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- 2. Links for later ● eclipse.org/ Integrated Development Environment for Java ● developer.android.com/ Complete developer’s guide and reference ● slidesha.re/soQgoZ These slides ● github.com/league/android2011/ Source code for my sample apps
- 3. Teach Yourself Java in 21 seconds ● All code is in the context of a class ● Class can contain fields, methods, inner classes ● Static pertains to class itself, not every object ● All objects are references, and can be null ● Inherit and override methods from base classes ● Import classes from library packages ● The rest is mostly the same as C/C++/C# ● Beginners should use an IDE, such as Eclipse
- 4. Eclipse
- 5. Eclipse toolbar Run » Run Android SDK Android Virtual (Ctrl+F11) Manager Device Manager
- 6. AVD, AVD, wherefore art thee?
- 8. Importing an Eclipse project ● Download: http://bit.ly/liu-android-zip ● Eclipse menu: File » Import ● Import source: General » Existing Projects
- 9. Importing an Eclipse project ● Select archive file: browse to downloaded league-liu-android-blahblah.zip ● Select all; Finish
- 10. open FloodPuz » FloodPuzActivity
- 12. Check progress in console
- 13. Check progress in console
- 14. Activities ● Roughly: each UI screen in your app is an activity
- 15. Activities ● Multiple activities sequenced using back stack
- 16. Layouts, views, & widgets
- 17. Layouts, views, & widgets
- 19. Starting a new project ● File » New » Project ● Android » Android Project (Next) ● Project name: MyApp (Next) ● Target: Android 4.0 (Next) ● Package name: net.liucs (Next) ● Finish
- 20. Initial files
- 22. XML Layout editor ● Drag a button onto the layout ● Right-click “hello” text, edit ID
- 23. Access widgets in Java code Source » Organize Imports (Ctrl+Shift+O) to fix
- 24. Access widgets in Java code Or, get this code at https://gist.github.com/1410641
- 25. Next steps ● Try to extend my projects, especially SketchBot ● Additional colors ● Draw shapes instead of just lines ● Save drawing across application switch
- 26. Docs are your friends